The Michigan Sport Business Conference was created in 2012 by undergraduate students in the Stephen M. Ross School of Business and School of Kinesiology’s Sport Management program. Since its founding, the MSBC has strived to inspire creativity and innovation in the sport industry, and to empower the next generation of leaders in sports, media and entertainment. We do this by connecting current and future sport business professionals and organizations, culminating in the leading undergraduate-run sport business conference in the country each fall.
On the final episode of the MSBC 10 podcast, we hear from conference founders Dustin Cairo, David Herman, and Brandon Rhodes. We hear from those who have been involved with MSBC from the very start about the evolution of the organization, growing pains, and some fun behind the scenes stories. We hope you enjoy!
On this week's episode, we go back to MSBC 9, and hear from Julie Uhrman. We get the inside scoop on what it's like to build a professional sports team from the ground up, and work with some of the best of the best across sports, film, TV, music, and more in doing so. Hope you enjoy!
On this week's episode, we go back to MSBC 8, and hear from Johanna Faries. She talks all things gaming from the impact of COVID, to the future of the industry, to why she believes that normalization of the industry is the key to much future success. This is one you don't want to miss!
On this week's episode, we go back to MSBC 7, and hear from Larry Miller. He touched on everything from advice on navigating your career in sports and finding your niche in the field, to explaining the roots of his relationship with His Airness himself. This is one you don't want to miss!
On this week's episode, we go back to MSBC 6, and hear from Justin Toman. He gives us a peak behind the curtain as to how Pepsi chooses their athletes, the year round process behind the Super Bowl Halftime Show, and shares lessons behind his jump into the world of sport business. We hope you enjoy!
On this week's episode, we go back to MSBC 5 with Michigan's very own Marcus Collins. He discusses the importance of cultural relevance on social, the secret sauce to great content, and explains how everyone can be a creator. We hope you enjoy!
On this week's episode, we go back to MSBC 4, and feature Abraham Madkour. He discusses unconventional routes to the sport industry, why certain skills are timeless, and up and coming cities in the world of sport business. We hope that you enjoy!
On this week's episode, we go back to MSBC 3, and hear from Sandy Montag. He discusses his career path, working with Jay-Z and Roc Nation, and shares his advice on the value of work experience during college. Hope you enjoy!
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